On May 25, information from Thai Binh Obstetrics and Gynecology Hospital, Hung Yen province, said that the hospital's doctors had just promptly performed emergency surgery successfully for a 35-week pregnant woman who fell into critical condition due to umbilical cord prolapse, ingrown torso and complete ruptured membranes. The baby was safely taken out after only 5 minutes after the accident was discovered.
Previously, at about 12:40 pm on May 23, pregnant woman T (35 years old, in Kien Xuong), who was 35 weeks pregnant, was urgently hospitalized in a state of vaginal discharge.
Immediately after receiving the patient, the on-duty doctor at the emergency clinic conducted an examination and discovered a dangerous and complicated condition, the pregnant woman had completely ruptured membranes, the fetus was in reverse position, the pregnant woman had an 11-year-old surgical scar and the umbilical cord had completely fallen into the vagina.
Recognizing this as an emergency situation, the entire hospital's on-duty team simultaneously arrived, coordinating smoothly to urgently deploy emergency care, consultation and perform surgery to ensure safety for the mother and baby.
Just 5 minutes after the dangerous accident was discovered, the on-duty team successfully performed the surgery, bringing the baby out safely.
